The Crazies Page #9

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from the inside.

- David, where will you be?

- I'll hide up in the tower.

You 're gonna hear them come through.

They'll probably search the grounds.

You just be real quiet

until they pass by.

- And I'll come back to get you.

- They'll never find me.

The y'// ne ver-

they will never find us.

U5?

Da v/'ofl they might find you. No, no. I

can hide. They'll never find either of us.

- But what if they do?

- They won't.

They won't.

Now listen to me. After you hear

them pass, you be real quiet.

And after they leave

and they go far away,

i'ii come back to get ya.

If I don't come back to get ya,

you wait a long time,

and then you leave by yourself.

Oh, no. No, David.

I can't go anywhere without you.

- Now, don't worry. I'll- l'll meet ya.

- Where?

I'll meet ya at-

the zebra club.

- I remembered, David. I remembered.

- Oh, no.

No, not at the zebra club.

I'ii meet ya at, uh-

I'll meet you at your mother's house.

Your mother's house in danville.

That's a good idea.

Okay, now if/ don 'z' come back,

you leave by yourself

and you go to your mother's house.

You take care of yourselfi hmm.

Be quiet and don't move.

That goes for both of you.

I love you, Judy-.

- What?

- I love you.

David, I can't hearyou.

David, I can't hearyou.

I love you.

David, what are

we gonna call our baby?

I think it's a boy.

It'd like a boy.

Our baby, David.

You gotta go around

and look on the other side. Move it!

I see your lights. All right.

Give us an aerial flare.

We gotta knock those blocks down.

Good place to hide among those blocks.

Give a look into one of those things.

Somebody check out the building.

Two men, check out the building.

Gotta work in pairs.

We gotta get in there.

- Cbme 0n. L et'5 get out of here.

- Better check up in the tower here.

- Watch out for crazies! There's

crazies in there. - Shut up.

- What'; Up? You see someth/hg?

- I don't know.

Come on. Let's go. Come on.

- Hey, man, what the hell are you doing?

- Hold on. I'm coming.

Hey, you all right?

Hey! Hey, what's the matter, buddy?

Nothin'. I'm comin' down.

Hey, man, it's scary enough around here.

Why didn't you answer me?

L'll be right there!

I'm takin' a piss!

Aw, kiss my ass.

Takin' a piss.

What the hell does that mean,

takin' a piss?

Hey, uh, how far out

from Cairo?

Don't know.

-- Hey, come on.

Lt's spooky around here.

We'll never find the other guys

ifwe don't leave now. Come on.

A ll fight, I 777

com/n ' 0'0 wn!

Okay!

Hold it. Be quiet.

Oh, da v/d there's something in there.

Sounds like a little kid.

Hey, it's a broad.

Da via'?

Lt's all right, baby, it's me.

Da via'?

Lt's all right, baby.

No! No!

It's all right! Lt's all righljudy.

No! No!

Judy.Judy, it's all right!

Lt's me!

Judy! Judy, it's me!

David? Oh, David.

Hey, it's all right. We're not army!

Stop! Hey, stop shooting!

We're not army!

Please! We 're not-

hey, coach.

I didn't know it was you.

- Hey, coach, who's she?

- Baby.

David, it hurts.

I know, baby. I know.

He's kicking.

He's kicking.

No. He's just sleeping.

All right, boy, let's go.

Come on. Let's go.

Oh, hurry. You decide

what you want to name him.

I thinl-

I think we'd better

call him David.

Judy?

Judy?

Right on the money as

far as the, uh, census info is concerned.

3,613 total population.

Twenty-

twenty-one hundred survivors.

Ifyou want to call them survivors.

Uh, I read you, Chris.

That? A finejob.

I hate to drop this on you,

but, uh, Chris, we're taking you out.

We're sending you into louisville.

Louisville?

Now we don't want to hit the panic button,

Chris, but we have reports of symptoms.

We've always considered the possibility of trixie

being carried out before you got your lines up.

We doubt it,

fian/qv, cyir/s, but, uh,

we wan tyou in there to check the

situation 0 ver just in case.

If it does break out,

you'll be much better prepared, Chris.

You, uh- you have

one under your belt now.

Yes, sir. You 're the only

one to send in there.

The state police have blocked the

roads and closed the airports.

You're doing a greatjob.

Hang in there.

You've got transport arranged.

You'll have to go through the

medical before you leave the area.

We don't want you

carrying trixie out.

No, sir.

Put your hands on your head,

colonel, please.

Breathe through your mouth.

Colonel peclem, sir,

we can sign you out.

Hear anything from Dietrich? The j/re

sending in a new man fi"0n7 tr/x/e.

He should be here tomorrow.

If we only knew what

watts was working on.

Our boys have checked the slides he left in his

microscope, but we can't make heads nor tails out of it.

He was onto something. We 'll

dope it out... sooner or later.

Sooner or later.

Understand they found

a rhesus monkey at Dietrich- immune.

Sooner or later, we'll find a human.

Sooner or later.

- Want an immunity check on this one,

doctor? - Are you kidding me, soldier?

I see no way out ofthis.

There's never been-

there's never been a trixie before.

In admission, there's nothing about it.

And I'm concerned- damn concerned. I don't

know what you have- how you feel about it.

I simply said repeatedb/- accusations

and blame are not gonna help anything.

Heaven, help us

firelight, won't you let me be

I feel so helpless

how can I find the morning

daytime heroes

save me a piece of sunshine sky

a safer place where I

can get up and find the morning

iftime is a healer,/

then why are we wounded

and why are those people dying

Jand I get so weary

in moments of sadness

I can't even hear people crying

but I know they do

marching soldier

fighting behind a losing cause

a better war is yours

lf you can find

the morning

heaven help us

heaven help us

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